so aragon and catalonia are experiencing the worst outbreaks.ery low numbers — and spain argues they deserve to be left off the quarantine list. well, the uk has now seemingly doubled down on the decision, in the last few hours the foreign office extended their advice against all non—essential travel to mainland spain to include both sets of islands. nevertheless, the bbc has been told by a uk government source that talks to make the islands exempt are underway. we'll see. let's hear from our correspondent in madrid guy hedgecoe. the spanish government has made this point that the spikes in coronavirus that the country has been seeing have been very much localised, that is they are in certain areas of the country but not necessarily across the whole country. for example, northeast, catalonia, aragon have had problems with a brace. at the foreign minister made the canary islands and the baleriac have had much lower, much lower than in the uk notjust spain. the thing is they wa nt to uk notjust spain. the thing is they want to get some sort of ext

coronavirus pandemic has created an unexpected business opportunity in the north eastern province of aragon airlines have found the perfect parking space for the grounded aircraft. from a distance terra looks like it could be an airport but the closer you get it becomes plain no hordes of holiday makers will be disembarking here last year more searches from the start we set out to specialize a services company for the loans. no arrival and departure lounge is here just hangers and lots of space in turmoil 115 aircraft are waiting for better times left terms alone has part 30 of its fleet here. yet field operators are very happy with their business model. the future looks very promising huge growth potential. we are just about reached full capacity in this the moment the greatest on however no we're negotiating with the airport operator about expansion up with you got this especially now a couple of times a 380 is a purpose here the world's largest airline a test well doesn't have the hang of facilities for these giants to carry out the necessary preparations packing an aircraft means more t

aragon warns that the next couple of days will be very critical. for now though, cisco won't consider reopening businesses like hair salons and tattoo parlors. >>> there are more than 100 new confirmed cases of the virus among california healthcare workers. the state public health department says almost 50,000 people working in hospitals and clinics have tested positive for the coronavirus and 89 of them have died. >>> san mateo county leaders are encouraging companies to allow a place to continue working from home. the county board of supervisors approved a resolution yesterday in an effort to protect workers from covid-19. giving workers the option to work from home would help reduce air pollution and traffic congestion. health officials in the county note there has been a rise in covid 19 cases adding that san mateo county has a higher two- week positivity testing rate than parts of the bay area. >>> google employees will not return to offices anytime soon. they are postponing reopening their offices until labor day, september 7. the tech giant

, but u nfortu nately for in catalonia and aragon, but unfortunately for headlines like aragon and int know where catalonia... perhaps aragon, they don't know where it is, so that's just put spain. and it is not fair. i think this is very, very harsh and very, very cruel because majorca is covid free, hotels are covid free, it is my first experience of the covid free hotel, i have been here 2a hours and quite frankly the protocol is fantastic. the sanitation... i am watching them now. they are de— sanitising the sunbeds and getting everything ready. everything... it is perfect and it is not a big deal. during the hotel, you wear a mask, but you are in the hotel for five minutes, you are up to your room and back down on the whole idea is you are outside was a look at the backdrop. i have just are outside was a look at the backdrop. i havejust been in the ocean. this is what people can come for. it is very harsh and very unfairandi for. it is very harsh and very unfairand i think for. it is very harsh and very unfair and i think it shows very badly on the management the british governme

some pictures of the beachin think we have some pictures of the beach in barcelona in catalonia, aragony those spikes there. why is it the quarantine applies to the whole of spain? having already made representations to the government? grant shapps, the travel minister is already in spain, so maybe he is more difficult to get a hold of. what representations have you made? we have. we have stressed a couple of things. for a long time we were talking about the need for a travel corridors in and of themselves, and now we have them, the key message we are getting across to government is obviously once the country has gone on, it is very difficult to then ta ke on, it is very difficult to then take it off, given the impact on passengers. of course, we understand public health has to come first, which is why our strong message is very much either things like testing? if you come home and have a testing? if you come home and have a test and do not have covid—i9, you do not have to quarantine, or is there a more regional or targeted approach which means, and here is a perfect example were geogr

he stresses city residents not to let their guard down when celebrating independence day doctor aragon says the more people take things like wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing to heart the sooner we can reopen the economy. it was pointed out during the press briefing that since the virus, the city's unemployment rate has gone from a record low to a record high. >>of nearly 13%. maureen kelly come for news. >>and time for another check on the forecast there was another really beautiful day let's go back to mabrisa rodriguez and catherine today is our last day of june and we are on june 30th tuesday. so for those of you who have lost track. it is going to be our last night of june gloom and we're going to notice the return of that marine layer. later tonight because i'm tracking changes in the form of cooler weather but for those of you in line specifically in the south of san jose mostly sunny skies. but you're going to notice that cool sea breeze during the overnight hours and for your wednesday stormtracker 4 right now showing clear skies for the most part but we're goin

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aragon warns that the next few days will be critical for the time being. it will not consider reopening businesses such as hair salons, tattoo shots and massage therapy establishments. there are more than 100 new confirmed cases among california healthcare workers as well. the health department reports nearly 15,000 people working at hospitals and clinics have tested positive for the coronavirus. 89 of them have died. >>> 4:05, public and private's goals and santa clara county are scheduled to reopen next month. >> we want all students and teachers to return to school as soon as possible, and under the safest possible conditions. >> a 22 page rulebook on new safety rules was released by the county. social distancing at all levels will be mandatory. however, different age groups will follow other rules. elementary school students will have their desks in rows, not in circles. middle and high school students will have to wear face masks and some activities like singing in the choir would be online. one father talked about the big changes ahead. >> it is goin

the last few weeks, with most new infections located in the northeastern regions of catalonia and aragon. the rising cases have some european countries worried. ranson germany advised their citizens not to visit the most affected regions. the u.k. went a step further, introducing a 14 day quarantine for all people returning from the whole of spain. the measure e has many in the spanish service sector worried and has irritated the government. i believe the decisions taken by the united kingdom are inappropopriate because there ae many areas in our country where the average number of infections is lowerer, not onlyy than the european average or the spanish average, but also an average of the united kingdom. the mood of foreign tourists appears to echo the wordsds of pedro sanchez. they feel safe in spain. >> i think that it's fine for people to come here. shouldn't stay at home because of covid. >> more people died in england this week than anywhere else in europe [indiscernible] if you look at it that way, it is safer to come to spain. >> measures are being taken to make the country feel

in the area of aragon, particularly in the province of huesca, most of it is attributable to temporary fruit. and this is a high—risk group that needs to be clearly targeted for running some screenings, to reduce the risk of transmission. but in areas like catalonia, for instance, a lot has been associated to the nightlife, to the clubs, to the social gatherings, to gatherings among the youngsters and to not respecting necessarily the physical distance and the use of the mask, so i think we need to analyse case—by—case, which is logicalfor epidemiology, to really act upon the causing factors. you are watching bbc news. the headlines: all people returning the uk from spain after midnight tonight will have to self—isolate for two weeks, as the country is removed from the travel corridors exemption list due to covid—i9. thousands protest poland's decision to withdraw from a european treaty combatting violence against women. public health england have put out a message that "the case for action on obesity has never been stronger." a review has found that being overweight greatly increases

sayiying that you need to basically avoid, they are calling on p people to avoid catalonia,ns of aragon, and navarre, and they are also at the same time, this was inin the past few days, offering f free taxis s to the airports for those who come home. around 11 million german tourists visis spain every year. 11 million f french tourists s t spain every year a as well. 18 million british tourists, i know you will be sayaying thahat later. it iss sad newews for germans wo love to gogo to spain, and i thk we will perhaps be looking at a glint on vacation elsewhere now. annette: nick spicer, thanks for that. as nick was telling us, spanish prime minister pedro sanchez makes clear what he thinks about the u.k. putting that quarantine on travevelers coming from his country. he says "the u.k. has made e a mistake," and sanchez also saying he had no warning of the impending measure and is now in contact with the british authorities to try to persuade them to change their minds. mary agon key reports. waveid fears of a second of coronavirus concerns in europe, new concerns about a second wave of

he stresses city residents not to let their guard down when celebrating independence day doctor aragon says the more people take things like wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing to heart the sooner we can reopen the economy. it was pointed out during the press briefing that since the virus, the city's unemployment rate has gone from a record low to a record high. >>of nearly 13%. maureen kelly come for news. >>there are more than 23,000 cases and 578 deaths in the bay area, the most cases an alameda county. more than 5900 infections. the virus has been deadlier in santa clara county it has 156 deaths we've got a full breakdown on kron 4 dot com. some states are now requiring that people visiting from california or returning from that state. a quarantine for 14 days, new york, new jersey and connecticut issued that travel advisory today clearly triggered by our huge surge in cases the could travel by train bus car plane. the advisory does not apply to things like stopping at rest stops for cars and buses are air travel layovers. santa clara county officials have released new

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wake of rising coronavirus infections in parts of spain — especially in catalonia and neighbouring aragonarre. the government said difficult choices had to be made. whenever a decision is made, there will always be people who have just left the uk. there are always people behind and in front of the line. so there is no magic time at which to do this. the thing that we have to do is do it as soon as we are certain about the data and feel certain that it is time to act. and we take the advice from thejoint biosecurity centre very seriously indeed. and we don't delay when those signals come in. the advice against all—but—essential travel applies only to mainland spain. but everyone returning from any part of the country will have to self—isolate for two weeks. the level of infection is lower in some parts of spain. the regional governments of the canaries and the balearic islands are asking to be excluded from the need to quarantine. the tour operator tui has cancelled its flights to spain — other airlines are continuing to operate for the time being. the aircraft 0perators association said

he stresses city residents not to let their guard down when celebrating independence day doctor aragon says the more people take things like wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing to heart the sooner we can reopen the economy. it was pointed out during the press briefing that since the virus the city's unemployment rate has gone from a record low to a record high. >>of nearly 13%. maureen kelly come for news. >>and here's a look at the latest numbers in the bay area we've got more than 24,000 cases now with 578 confirmed deaths and across the state. the number of course much larger more than 230,000 confirmed cases with more than 6,000 people dying from covid-19. in the south bay santa clara county health officials have released a series of safety requirements and recommendations for when students return to school in the fall. here's a look at some of them for elementary schools, they include keeping the same students and teachers and staff together for the entire day, 4 middle schools and high schools, teachers should maximize space between desks the many schools are already

while here in aragon another spanish region next to catalonia doctors have seen a surge in new cases yes, we are under pressure because the icus are very full. we have one free bed for any patient that might need intensive care. that is why the french government has issued this advice. translation: concerning the situation in catalonia which is displaying worsened indicators for infection where as you know the health indicators are deteriorating we strongly encourage french citizens to avoid going there until the health situation improves. we are in discussion with spanish and catalonia authorities so that the flow of travellers in the other direction will be as limited as possible. which isn't good news for the catalan tourist industry. the region in north—west spain shares an open border with france. last year almost a fifth of its tourists were french, making up 19.3 million visitors to catalonia in 2019. that's more than any other spanish region. as if that wasn't bad enough norway has also announced a ten day quarantine for anyone returning from spain. catalonia's nightlife has

while here in aragon, and other spanish region to catalonia, doctors have seen a surge in new cases,slation: yes, we are under pressure because the icy us make a very full. in these moments, we have free bed for any patient who might need intensive care because the rebound is not like last time, which is very good, but they have joined patients with other conditions. that is why the french government have issued this advice. translation: concerning the situation in catalonia, where as you know the health indicators are deteriorating, we strongly encourage french citizens to avoid going there until the health situation improves. we are in discussion with spanish and catalonia authorities so that the flow of travellers on the other direction will be as limited as possible. which is not good news for catalan tourism. the region in north—west spain shares an open border with france. last year, almost a fifth of its tourists we re almost a fifth of its tourists were french, making up more than any other spanish region's visitors. as if that was not bad enough, norway has also announced a

recorded a steep jump in infections on thursday with 500 new cases most were in the catalonia and aragon regions the regional government has restricted gatherings to 10 people and close cinemas theaters as well as chips still to come on al-jazeera. as another weekend rolls around in chicago with fear as of yet more shooting deaths some experts are suggesting desperate solutions. and arrivals sir tom moore a royal honor for one of the world's oldest and greatest charity fundraisers. but he's returned to west europe it's been in portugal for a few days as a heat wave warning actually people are enjoying it but inland that also means is that for much of europe has been a road more disappointing scene this passive crowd here which doesn't look very much has reduced temperatures so the heat is 2 in the southwest in seville is an example of that 36 is the average we're up to 40 but it is rather exclusive at the moment for example you've got 24 is europe and 26 in london as an increasing sign but in vienna 2018 this whole area is to these the influence of cooling wet weather some thunderstorms

that has been the case in the north—east of the country, in the catalan region and the neighbouring aragontheir over 900 new infections over the previous 24 900 new infections over the previous 2a hours across the whole country. that number has been creeping up. that number has been creeping up. that problem in catalonia in particular has led the regional government to clamp down on nightlife. the major concern is contagion is among younger people. that is why they had introduced that new restriction on nightlife, shutting down nightclubs and late—night bars as well. shutting down nightclubs and late-night bars as well. the duke and duchess of sussex have denied contributing to a new book about their life in the royle family. the duke and duchess now live in california. they made their last public appearance as working members of the royal family earlier this year. it is claimed the they were barely speaking by march. west indies made a decisive start against england at old trafford, they took four quick wickets this morning before the fightback began. this most unique test series is reach

the foreign ministry urging people not to make unnecessary trips to aragon, catalonia and navarre. stating the coronavirus is under control in the country but other european countries are taking a different stance let me remind you where things stand in terms of the airline industry budget airline jet2 has canceled all flights from spain after the government reinstated a quarantine for all travelers to spain. tui has also canceled all flights to spain including the spanish island you whiching the balearic and canary some hotel have offered to pay for tourists to take coronavirus tests amid the backlash. the prime minister has urged the british government to reconsider adding that the move was not justified. >> translator: it is true this quarantine measure is not only applying to spain but also to portugal and sweden. the error in my judgement is to contemplate the whole instance as if they were a country as a whole. 64.5% of new cases of the newly infected are focused in two territories. the great majority of spanish territory, it is low lower than in the uk >>> pfizer moved highe

the uk government has imposed the quarantine because of sharp increases in infections in catalonia, aragonarre, as well as other places. for that reason, the advice as of now from the foreign and commonwealth office is that all but essential travel to mainland spain should be avoided. tens of thousands of british tourists have booked holidays in spain. many are trying to work out what to do now while others have already given up hope. i'm a key worker and james is working full—time, so we couldn't get back and then have two weeks straight off work. that's not possible, so although we could go on the holiday because we've booked holidays, we can't come back and then stay in the house for two weeks. thatjust wouldn't be possible, so we can't then go on holiday because we can't come back and quarantine for two weeks. some flights from uk to spain have already been cancelled. what was hoped to be a big increase in tourism in the coming weeks now looks doomed. this is going to be absolutely devastating. there are tens of thousands of people who are booked to travel to spain tomorrow and in the

to slow the spread of coronavirus hundreds of new cases have been detected mainly in catalonia and aragon the government's urging everyone to stay home for at least the next 2 weeks with gatherings restricted to 10 people the virus is linked to more than 20000 deaths across spain. children in zimbabwe who are missing school because of the virus and the restrictions that have gone with it are still able to do their lessons by tuning in to the radio classrooms remain closed because of the increasing infections of the home schooling broadcast help poor households which aren't connected to the internet or a metasearch is in harare. right. it wasn't easy for the students to make it on time for today's english lesson 1st the batteries in the radio died their parents put together what money they could to buy some all this english lesson is being taught over the radio instead of in the classroom because of the coronavirus pandemic but these learners complain they can't ask the lady to explain or repeat what they haven't understood they also miss the school teacher and as gently. as she did you ju

recorded a steep jump in infractions on thursday with 580 new cases most were in the catalonia and aragon regions the catalan regional government has restricted gatherings to 10 people and close cinemas theaters and gyms well you leaders have met in brussels for the 1st time in months to negotiate a code 1000 recovery plan a proposed 800 $58000000000.00 rescue package is aimed at pulling the e.u. out of what could be its deepest ever recession the talks last month and didn't deadlock and they use for biggest economies germany france italy and spain back the proposal but some other countries don't. reports. elbow bumps and other socially distance to greetings replaced handshakes for e.u. leaders in brussels their 1st summit in person since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in europe the e.u. commission president along with the leaders of france and germany wants to reach a deal on an 860000000000 dollar of covert recovery fund to help the blocs battered economies next couldn't be higher because if we do it right we can overcome this crisis stronger and emerge stronger from the crisis w

people in parts of the aragon and catalonia regions — including barcelona — are currently being advisedanced themselves from a book which claims to give a detailed account of a breakdown in their relations with other members of the royal family. the book, finding freedom — being serialised by the times — suggests harry and meghan had felt their complaints weren't being taken seriously. a spokesman for the duke and duchess of sussex said they hadn't been interviewed or contributed to the book. as we've been hearing, swimming pools in england can reopen today. mike's at the london aquatics centre. am hoping that that is not a pair of i am hoping that that is not a pair of trunks in your hand, but you look like you are ready to get changed. swimming pools reopen today as long as everyone keeps two metres apart. social distancing is very important as to how it operates in the new normal. you book a session online here at the london aquatics centre and then 80 people are allowed in per hour, half the normal capacity and you bypass the changing rooms. you don't go into those cubicles and lock

thomas aragon says the city may be added to the states watchlist. san francisco saw a patient increase of 49 percent in the past week. that is partly due to hospitals treating infected people that were transferred from san quentin prison and imperial county. for now, san francisco has a good supply of hospital and icu beds. >> how fast hospitalizations increase is very important. it gives us an idea of how many people have been infected, and how many people are now coming to our attention, in terms of the healthcare system. >>> the doctor warns that the next few days will be critical for the time being, the city will not be considering reopening businesses such as hair salons, tattoo parlors or massage therapy establishments. there are 100 new cases among california healthcare workers. the public health department reports 15,000 people working in hospitals and clinics have tested positive for coronavirus, and 89 of them have died. >>> public and private schools and santa clara county are scheduled to reopen next month. >> we want all students and te

aragon and also catalonia. what happens that's what's particularly concerning. barcelona is the second largest city, major tourist destination. it tows have an outbreak there at the moment. spain insists most of the country is safe to visit. it is finding it hard to convince countries like the u.k. and norway which has installed a quarantine and france next door has warned its citizens not to travel to high risk areas. so spain will have to deal with a lot of really negotiating and talking to people that it's still safe to come here. >> atika shubert bringing us the latest. thanks. >>> there are concerns france may be heading towards a second wave of cases. we'll explain why in a live report from paris shortly. >>> also coming up, the u.s. is watching two major storms this week. our meteorologist will be live with the latest results. >>> plus, beijing has shut down a u.s. consulate in china. a live report when we report. return. can my side be firm? and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with yo

most were in the catalonia and aragon reasons. -- regions.y have closed cinemas, theaters, and gyms. eu leaders met in brussels for the first time in months to negotiate a covid recovery plan. billion package is aimed at pulling the european union out of what could be its deepest ever recession. ended in last month deadlock. the four biggest economies, germany, france, italy, and spain, backed the proposal, but other countries do not. here is natosha butler. correspondent: elbow bumps and other socially distanced greetings replaced handshakes for eu leaders in brussels, their first summit in person since the start of the pandemic in europe. the eu commission president, along with the leaders of france an $860any, wants on billion -- wants to reach a deal on a package. we cane do this right, overcome this crisis stronger and emerge stronger from the crisis. all the necessary pieces are on the table and a solution is possible. correspondent: discussions are already fraught. some are worried about borrowing a vast number from markets and cannot

he stresses city residents not to let their guard down when celebrating independence day doctor aragon says the more people take things like wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing to heart the sooner we can reopen the economy. it was pointed out during the press briefing that since the virus, the city's unemployment rate has gone from a record low to a record high. >>of nearly 13%. maureen kelly. >>come for news some states are now requiring that people visiting from california or returning from the state after quarantine for 14 days, new york, new jersey and connecticut issued that travel advisory today. it's clearly triggered by the huge surge of virus cases here in california and restrictions include travel by train bus car and plane. the advisory does not apply to things like stopping at rest stops for cars and buses or air travel layovers the european union is beginning to open its borders but not to americans. today european officials announced that it would officially begin lifting travel restrictions for countries outside of the eu except for the united states. those

he stresses city residents not to let their guard down when celebrating independence day doctor aragon says the more people take things like wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing to heart the sooner we can reopen the economy. it was pointed out during the press briefing that since the virus the city's unemployment rate has gone from a record low to a record high. >>of nearly 13%. maureen kelly come for news. >>there's going to be a state hearing today on the coronavirus at the san quentin prison there's been an outbreak there and the senate committee on public safety is going to talk about the plan to treat the patients and talk about how that outbreak started at the prison kron 4 dan kerman has the latest. >>the outbreak of covid-19 at san quentin prison is spreading rapidly and it seems to have you know hand in trade into. >>virtually all of the cell blocks across the campus. obviously raising concerns for. another surge in cases as of monday, a 1021 inmates in custody had tested positive for covid-19. >>now just 24 hours later another 70 inmates have tested positive and 3

so aragon and catalonia are experiencing the worst outbreaks.s — and spain argues they deserve to be left off the quarantine list. —— the balearic islands. well the uk has now seemingly doubled down on the decision, in the last few hours the foreign office extended their advice against all non—essential travel to mainland spain to include both sets of islands. nevertheless, the bbc has been told by a uk government source that talks to make the islands exempt are underway. we'll see. let's hear from our correspondent in madrid guy hedgecoe. the bbc‘s science editor david shukman has been assessing if the evidence backs that up. why did the uk government change its rules for travellers coming from spain? well, health officials noticed a rise in cases in a series of different regions in the country. they haven't released their assessment but no one wants to repeat the way the virus reached the uk back in february. so after the change of policy on spain, where next? what other countries might be added to the quarantine list? in theory any country wi

he stresses city residents not to let their guard down when celebrating independence day doctor aragon says the more people take things like wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing to heart the sooner we can reopen the economy. it was pointed out during the press briefing that since the virus, the city's unemployment rate has gone from a record low to a record high. >>of nearly 13%. maureen kelly come for news. >>my first reaction was screw them eye opening. that was my first reaction after about 30 seconds of like you know saying a few cursed or such as say i realized now i checked it out. >>they made the kick boxer matt in the east bay frustrated business owners in contra costa county or supposed to reopen tomorrow after months of being closed. have been told that they have to wait a bit longer now the reopening of bars personal services gyms indoor leisure activities and hotels are all being pushed back and as kron four's michelle kingston explains many of these businesses are now struggling to figure out. what they're supposed to do next. >>we kept thinking ok next week wi

he stresses city residents not to let their guard down when celebrating independence day doctor aragon says the more people take things like wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing to heart the sooner we can reopen the economy. it was pointed out during the press briefing that since the virus the city's unemployment rate has gone from a record low to a record high. >>of nearly 13%. maureen kelly come for news. >>well now let's take you way up to the international space station were happening live right now we have a couple of astronauts are doing a spacewalk this morning there. pretty much installing the last of some new lithium-ion batteries for the station, they're installing them. it's chris cassidy the astronaut that has been aboard the space station for a while now and bob behnken joining him he's one of the 2 astronauts that went up. recently on that dragon. crew dragon spaceship is they're continuing to test those systems. the batteries are installing by the way are going to power the solar arrays for when the station's not. in sunlight, but it's kind of fun to see him

mainly confined to the catalonia and aragon regions. more than 21000 people in vietnam's capital hanoi have been ordered to take a coronavirus test the country is scrambling to contain a new outbreak of covert 19 after almost 100 days of no community transmission and not a single death vietnam had been seen as a global success story that all changed last thursday when a man tested positive for the virus in the coastal town of denying since then there have been 48 cases. when i heard the news that denying had been hit with a new outbreak those are traveling to myself a grave body that of hanoi is also hit with one of the jobs and daily activities of me my family and all of society. nasa has sent what it's calling the most sophisticated mars rover ever launched to seek out life on the red planet perseverance will take rock samples that will one day make their way back to earth comes at a point of intense interest with similar missions from china and the u.a.e. also on route and got to reports from florida. we're. launching on a mission to

are the places of big concern for spain —— and zaragoza, madrid and aragon.r 300 cases a day a month ago, to this week more than 1000 cases a day. that has dropped to more than —— dropped down to 855 at the incidence rate is on the rise and it is about three times higher in relation to the population than the uk. what does that mean? when using about 15% of the gross domestic product from spain coming from tourism, and that a large proportion comes from the millions of british tourists coming here, it is a huge blow. on the streets as well it is clear. two messages from the authorities, particularly here in catalonia, that people should limit their contact outside, that they should be in small groups of no more than ten people, and it is mandatory to wear a mask, notjust in public places but on the streets as well at all times, and while saying to tourist they should come here and can enjoy themselves, but they are keeping this place as safe as possible. the difficult two messages to bridge. gavin lee there in barcelona. let's go over to the islands. let's go

it is the likes of when i am here in barcelona, catalonia, and also madrid, aragon, saragossa, and thesencern for spain. the reality shows in the figure there is a bit concerned. we have gone from around 200 or 300 cases a day just have gone from around 200 or 300 cases a dayjust a month ago, a steady rise, to this week more than 2000 cases a day. it dropped to about 855, but that incidence rate has been on the rise and it is about three times higher in comparison to the population to the uk. what does that mean? well, that means when you think about 15% of the gross domestic product of spain coming from tourism, and a large proportion of that comes from the millions of british tourists coming here, it is a huge blow. on the streets as well it is clear, and there are two m essa g es it is clear, and there are two messages from the authorities, particularly here in catalonia, that people should limit their contact outside, should be in small groups of no more than ten people, it is mandatory to wear a mask, notjust in public places but on the streets as well at all times, whilst saying as

aragon is issuing a health order to ask private providers to also do their part at testing. this order will require providers to offer systematic and people in close contact diagnosed with covid-19, to offer them a test in an expedited manner. so i will give more details on the covid-19 pandemic during the presentation, but a little previous in the director's report. so i also just wanted to go through, at the end of your report here as an addendum, there's some budgetary news that i felt needed to be shared with the commission as quickly as possible. you'll recall that we presented our budget proposal to you recently. however, in terms of the budget outlook, one of the strategies in terms of meeting the city's overall budget goals has been to add the city's labor partners to defer upcoming base wage increases for city employees. delays these increases would decrease the funding. and on july 13, the mayor instructed departments to provide additional directions for reducing the deficit. for the health department, these new targets are an additional $15.1 million for fiscal ye

tomb as aragon he engage very wonderfully in this process and helped guide the amendments that we're talking about and some of the conversations listening to the workforce, listening to the industry and understanding the best way to proceed is. i'll save the rest of my comments for after public comment. mr. chair, but i think as you said, we have a a wonderful opportunity here to set a standard for an entire industry in this country as we have in other areas being the first, one of the first in the country to be cognizant of shutting down and sheltering in place. many of the standards and lessons we're learning to think about, whether it's giving paid time off to get tested so they'll be free to believe that they won't have any retribution for going to get tested. and those cleaning standards and those standards will then make office workers feel comfortable to come back to the office and feel comfortable to come back and visit our hotels and our great cities. thank you mr. chair and i'm proud to be a lead co-sponsor on this really thoughtful piece of legislation to help our hotel an